A set of AngularJS-native UI components implementing Google's Material Design specification for single-page applications.
AngularJS Material is a UI component library for AngularJS (v1.x) that implements Google's Material Design specification. It provides developers with a set of reusable, accessible, and well-tested UI elements to build cohesive single-page applications with a modern, consistent design language. The project solves the problem of creating visually unified and interactive web applications by offering pre-built components that follow Material Design principles.
AngularJS (v1.x) developers building single-page applications who want to implement Material Design without creating custom UI components from scratch. It is also suitable for teams seeking a consistent, accessible design system for their AngularJS projects.
Developers choose AngularJS Material because it offers a native AngularJS integration of Material Design, ensuring seamless compatibility with the framework. Its comprehensive component set, built-in accessibility, and theming system save development time and provide a polished, professional look out of the box.
Material design for AngularJS
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Includes a rich set of well-tested, accessible UI components like buttons, dialogs, and sliders, saving development time and ensuring consistency.
Built natively for AngularJS v1.x with dependencies like ngMaterial and ngMessages, enabling smooth adoption within existing AngularJS projects.
Designed with screen reader compatibility and accessibility best practices, reducing the need for additional a11y work in applications.
Offers a robust theming and layout system for consistent, responsive designs, as highlighted in the online documentation and demos.
Officially unsupported since January 2022, meaning no bug fixes, security updates, or new features, as stated in the README's End-of-Life section.
Relies on AngularJS v1.x, which is also deprecated, and uses older build tools like gulp v3, making setup and maintenance cumbersome for modern development workflows.
Implements the 2014-2017 Material Design spec, missing updates and improvements from later versions, which may not align with current design trends.